Jeanne Erdmann
@jeanne-erdmann.bsky.social
Independent health and science journalist, Contributor, The Craft of Science Writing, former executive board member Association Health Care Journalists, co-founder, @theopennotebook.bsky.social, dog lover, ice dancer, Official US Figure Skating.
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🎽Check out our merch!
🎁Join us for our Day of Giving on Oct. 24 (our actual birthday!)
🥳Celebrate with us at #SciWri25
#TON15
The Open Notebook Turns 15: A Letter from Siri - The Open Notebook
It's TON's birthday week! Our Executive Director, Siri Carpenter, reflects on TON's humble beginnings as a blog, our current programs serving all journalists who cover science, and our vision for the ...
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October 21, 2025 at 2:22 PM
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The advent of germ theory, vaccines, sanitation, and antibiotics, in this view, indirectly lead to an increase in social services, and a decrease in capital punishment, murder, slavery, and torture. In effect, it raised the value of human life in human eyes.
May 17, 2025 at 2:28 AM
The advent of germ theory, vaccines, sanitation, and antibiotics, in this view, indirectly lead to an increase in social services, and a decrease in capital punishment, murder, slavery, and torture. In effect, it raised the value of human life in human eyes.